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ArmZ posted:lol if you don't automatically think "tossed salad and scrambled eggs" when you hear the word frasier quite stylish 
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Tumble posted:Fraiser is basically The Big Bang Theory but with fancy people instead of nerds.. Fancy blackface. Fancyface.
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Ein cooler Typ posted:actually you're wrong
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the episode where Frasier tries to bone that actress under the stage at a kid's play then rises up onto the stage on a giant bed dressed as a baby was one of the best instances of television comedy i've ever seen
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Mar 21, 2017 05:22
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SilvergunSuperman posted:No way buddy, Roz's general demeanor let you know she's the kind of chick that would let you get real loving dirty. I was sad when Roz's character died in Final Fantasy: Spirits Within.
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Mar 21, 2017 05:27
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Vakal posted:I was sad when Roz's character died in Final Fantasy: Spirits Within. I've tried to watch that movie three times and fell asleep 20 minutes in every single time.
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Mar 21, 2017 05:29
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Mar 21, 2017 05:46
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I like the episode where they buy the caviar straight from the dealer and then act like drug dealers for rich snobs. "What if we cut it with some generic beluga?" lol
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Mar 21, 2017 06:02
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My favorite episode is the one where Martin accidentally ate Niles' pot brownie. Then Niles ate a normal brownie thinking it was a pot brownie. Martin had the genius idea to dip BBQ potato chips in chocolate pudding. Then he thought Eddie was talking to him.
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Mar 21, 2017 06:07
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It's literally my favorite show. If the world had more Frasiers and Niles in it, I would hate fewer people. Anyone who doesn't think Frasier is the greatest show ever is contributing to the bolshevisation of America.
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Mar 21, 2017 06:31
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Shizmo posted:It's literally my favorite show. If the world had more Frasiers and Niles in it, I would hate fewer people. *bark bark* lmao get a load of this guy *honk honk*
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Mar 21, 2017 06:39
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I've got a friend who laughs harder at Frasier than any other comedy. Like, I enjoy Frasier but I've never considered it to be the gut buster of comedy that my friend clearly did.
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Frasier was called the smartest show on television but when you go back and watch it there's nothing intelligent at all. The references are easy to understand if you didn't drop out of high school and the jokes and plots aren't much more advanced or clever than something like Threes Company. It doesn't help that Frasier is a psychopathic manchild.
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Let us English posted:Frasier was called the smartest show on television but when you go back and watch it there's nothing intelligent at all. The references are easy to understand if you didn't drop out of high school and the jokes and plots aren't much more advanced or clever than something like Threes Company. It doesn't help that Frasier is a psychopathic manchild. it was probably the smartest sitcom because sitcoms are returded
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i remember thinking it was consistently funny but a lot of that was probably me being retarded as a child and more retarded as an adult
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Mar 21, 2017 07:51
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Nefarious 2.0 posted:it was probably the smartest sitcom because sitcoms are returded Pretty much this. I really only watch it when I'm drinking and don't feel like thinking a lot about what's on.
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Mar 21, 2017 08:12
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There are way fewer cringe-worthy "it was a different time back then" moments in Frasier than any other sitcom from the era.
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I watched Frasier for the first time ever in my late 20's (marathonning it while packing boxes for a move) and I was surprised that I'd never given the show a proper chance. it's incredibly snappy with a dry wit, well-telegraphed, and brutally sarcastic. The self-aware joke of the entire show is that both the Crane brothers are complete hypocrites who do the exact opposite of their own advice, and then they get confused as to why they're always bungling up their chances with the ladies. Like a fine wine, it holds up incredibly well. It's easily within the top 5 sitcoms of all time.
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Cheers looked pretty bad but I think Ted Dansen is funny as gently caress nowadays, I wish Bored to Death was just about his character and not loving Jason Schwartzmann Also ppst Roz pics already
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Mar 21, 2017 08:58
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Kandinsky's some sweet loving art tho look him up
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Mar 21, 2017 08:59
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im the episode where everything just goes wrong!!
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It holds up better than Seinfeld or Friends for sure.
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Mar 21, 2017 09:17
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I got about halfway through making a game ROM from scratch for the NES that was a platformer based on Frasier as a satire of all the weird tie-in games of that era that end up having a vague relationship with their source material at best. But then I figured nobody else would find the concept as amusing as I did so I stopped working on it.
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Nefarious 2.0 posted:it was probably the smartest sitcom because sitcoms are returded checks out 
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:There are way fewer cringe-worthy "it was a different time back then" moments in Frasier than any other sitcom from the era. Even the 'whoops, X thinks Y is gay, hilarity ensues' are surprisingly acceptable these days, compared to what the norm of the time would be.
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Hyde Pierce is a good surname for a gay man.
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KomodoWagon posted:It's weird that I'm the only one I've ever heard of who liked Frasier but hated Cheers. I'm on board with this. I was that weird kid who is really into old timey sitcoms (I loving loved M*A*S*H* as a kid) but cheers... Ugh it just felt so grating and forced.
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biznatchio posted:I got about halfway through making a game ROM from scratch for the NES that was a platformer based on Frasier as a satire of all the weird tie-in games of that era that end up having a vague relationship with their source material at best. But then I figured nobody else would find the concept as amusing as I did so I stopped working on it. Hi Im recruiting a team to develop "cheers:tactics" on this same premise please send your resume to myuncle@nintendo.com
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I wonder what ever happened to Bulldog on the show? He was in pretty much every episode for a few season then just disappeared with no explanation that I can remember.
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Mar 21, 2017 15:13
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This show still makes me laugh. It just does farce so well.
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Mar 21, 2017 15:24
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Vakal posted:I wonder what ever happened to Bulldog on the show? I think he still showed up but like season 6 onwards they were hardly ever in the studio so I guess there wasn't much for him to do. Like even Roz showed up less for a little bit iirc but she at least had stuff to do outside the studio whereas nobody actually hung out with Bulldog
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Mar 21, 2017 15:25
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Every plot was 'rather than admit something or confess I'm wrong like an adult, I will construct an elaborate farce involving lies and manipulation in an effort to save face'
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Mar 21, 2017 15:36
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I mean it was pretty obvious that Frasier and Niles were Larry David-style misanthropes and you were supposed to laugh at how clueless they are despite being all sophisticated I liked the one where they got banned from their favorite store for complaining about the price of dog food or whatever Also Brian Cox as Daphne's father was great, always fun to hear him speak in his natural accent e: o yah Robbie Coltrane as Daphne's brother was hilarious too
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Mar 21, 2017 15:40
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Cheers S1 - S5: great Cheers S6 - whatever: don't loving bother
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Cosmik Slop posted:Cheers S1 - S5: great Nah. Watch the whole thing.
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Vakal posted:I wonder what ever happened to Bulldog on the show? IIRC, he ended up getting fired or laid off, then comes back in a later season as an intern. One of the best Bulldog moments was when he kept pranking Frasier, so Frasier comes up with this elaborate scheme by having a bunch of actors playing zombies in the basement where Bulldog works. Only when Bulldog gets scares, he pulls out a gun and everybody thinks he's killed the actors. Edit: he didn't come back as an intern, he was a stock boy or something.
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